Why is Opera your preferred browser?

[ordersoftwarekeys5]

ordersoftwarekeys5 last edited by

its much more faster and lighter then chrome and it has built-in web3 support

[flaviu2]

flaviu2 @ordersoftwarekeys5 last edited by

@ordersoftwarekeys5 Agree!

[chloe898]

chloe898 last edited by

i like opera

[chloe898]

chloe898 last edited by

I’ve been using Opera for years as well, and honestly, one of the things I appreciate the most is how lightweight and fast it feels even with multiple tabs open. I play a lot of mobile-to-PC games research stuff in my free time, like testing out new features or looking up tips for hill climb racing 2 mod apk latest version
, and Opera’s built-in VPN and ad blocker make it so much easier to browse game forums and download updates safely.

For me, other browsers might have certain bells and whistles, but Opera just manages to balance performance, privacy, and extra features without feeling cluttered—perfect for someone who’s juggling gaming, browsing guides, and staying organized online.

[lucas8989]

lucas8989 @chloe898 last edited by

@chloe898 I’ve been using Opera for years, and I really like how fast and lightweight it is, even with many tabs open. I often browse tech guides, game forums, and tutorials, and Opera’s VPN and ad blocker make it much easier to do all that safely.

Other browsers have features, but Opera balances speed, privacy, and tools without feeling cluttered.

[fitzydj]

fitzydj last edited by

Best Speed Dial on a desk top browser. I have tried other Browsers with Speed Dials Extensions and don't work as well.
I use Opera on a Windows Desktop, Android Phone and Tablet and it works seamlessly for me.
Firefox is a resource hog and I wont use Edge as M$ already have way too much Power.

[startupsflow]

startupsflow last edited by

Honestly, it’s the Workspaces and the Sidebar. I’m one of those people who ends up with 50 tabs open, and Opera is the only browser that actually helps me keep them organized by project instead of just having one giant mess.

Having WhatsApp and Spotify right there in the sidebar without needing to switch tabs is a total game changer for my workflow. It feels less like a basic browser and more like a productivity hub.

[DerSchlingel]

DerSchlingel last edited by

Thank you all for your highly appreciated and valued feedbacks.

[imRizwan]

imRizwan last edited by

I prefer Opera because it’s super fast and has great built-in features like an ad blocker and a free VPN. It also offers a sidebar with easy access to messaging apps, making multitasking a breeze. Plus, its customization options let me personalize my browsing experience.

[DerSchlingel]

DerSchlingel @imRizwan last edited by

@imRizwan Thank you for your sharing your experience.